Sentence examples for deemed adopted from inspiring English sources

A draft decision will be deemed adopted unless the Governing Council acts within three weeks.

The new draft decision shall be deemed adopted unless the Governing Council objects within a maximum period of ten working days.

A draft decision will be deemed adopted unless the Governing Council objects within a given deadline, to be defined in the rules of procedure.

A draft decision will be deemed adopted unless the Governing Council objects within a given deadline, stating the reasons for doing so.

A draft decision will be deemed adopted unless the Governing Council objects within a period to be defined in the procedure mentioned above but not exceeding a maximum period of 10 working days.

National competent authorities shall present draft supervisory decisions to the ECB, which shall be deemed adopted by the ECB unless it rejects them, with a written explanation, within a deadline to be set out in the framework referred to in paragraph 3, and which shall not exceed 10 working days.

Within that period, it may either approve the Council's position or decline to take a decision, in which case the budget is deemed finally adopted, or else Parliament can adopt amendments by a majority of its component members, in which case the amended draft is referred back to the Council and to the Commission.

2035, 2042-2043, 1993L.Ed.2d 118 (1993): they will not be deemed to adopt them, the Court says, when legal commentators "question the vitality" of the holdings.

3 In yet another striking departure from our ordinary practice, the Court qualifies the rule that statutes are deemed to adopt the extant holdings of this Court, see Keene Corp. v. United States, 508 U.S. 200, 212, 113 S.Ct.

104 As has been observed in paragraphs 84 and 85 of the present judgment, the European Union legislature is deemed, when adopting Directive 2001/29, to have kept the concepts for the protection of intellectual property that were elaborated under the earlier directives, unless it expressly provided otherwise.

It was the first time the government had publicly identified any of the 101 people who had been placed on an exclusion list since new powers to bar people who were deemed undesirables were adopted in 2005.